How do you say tickle in Danish?

"Tickle" in Danish can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context:

General Tickle:

* Kildre (pronounced "kild-re") - This is the most common and general way to say "tickle."

* Kile (pronounced "kee-le") - This is another word for "tickle," but it's slightly less common than "kildre."

Tickle with Fingers:

* Kildre med fingrene (pronounced "kild-re med fing-re-ne") - This literally translates to "tickle with fingers."

Tickle with a Feather:

* Kildre med en fjer (pronounced "kild-re med en fehr") - This literally translates to "tickle with a feather."

Tickle Something Other Than a Person:

* Kile (pronounced "kee-le") - This is used for "tickle" when referring to something like a tickle in your throat.

The best way to choose the right word depends on the context of the situation.